Donations received by Richard Steel & Partners

Evelyn, Paul, Simon & Jane

In memory of a special brother in law and Uncle With love from Evelyn Harrington, Paul, Simon, Jane & their families

Sue, Kathryn and Kerry

In memory of a kind and caring Brother- in-law and Uncle. Rest in peace.

Peter and Carol

Many happy memories of a good neighbour for 40 years, who was great at keeping our clocks and watches going..........

Marian and Colin

In memory of Brian for a cause close to his heart. Thinking of you all.

Sam, Joe and Anthony

Always in our memories xxx

Alan and Sue

Brian rest in peace

Caz (Scamp) & Shaun

Dad, it's strange not having you in our lives but I'm sure you're happy to be reunited with Mum. You were such a gentleman, so clever with your work and we will always be so proud of you. Love you forever x

Georgie (&Bryan)

To Poppop, Thank you for all the memories of first hellos of walking into your house and you always working at your desk to learning about all the clocks to being completely spoiled and a love of gravy. You will be greatly missed but I know you've rejoined with Grandma now. You were both the best symbol of true love for us. I'm so glad you got to meet mine. I know you'll both be watching from the heavens on my wedding day!

Jean's family

God Bless Uncle Brian. We will always remember you as a very kind and gentle man.

Lois, John & Elliot

Lovely Brian - RIP Lois, John & Elliot xx

Bev and Tony

Goodnight, God bless sweet dreams Dad. xx

Sarah King

Wonderful Brian, I will treasure the memories, you were a truly lovely man.

Lorraine and Simeon Cox

Rest in peace ‘Uncle Brian’

Norma Justice

Good night Brian God bless, I miss our Sunday chats. Now reunited with your lovely Pat. RIP Norma

Bill and Sonia

We always enjoyed Brian’s company and although we only knew him following Tony’s marriage to Beverly some thirty years ago it was obvious, that central to his life was his loving family and the support they gave him throughout his life. Inevitably our conversations returned time and time again to the progress of his two girls and both Brian and Patricia were over the moon when the grandchildren, Georgie and Sarah came. After Patricia’s death having his daughter Caroline fairly near was a great relief. We hardly spoke of his early life only to say he was born in the 1920’s. Sonia and I have particular respect for that generation who bore so much hardship but for Brian to survive and reach the great age of ninety-three is an achievement in itself. Now as you leave this world to be reunited with Patricia, we thank you for your company and friendship. Rest in Peace Brian and God Bless.

Jack and Gill

In loving memory of a quiet man. He was special for so many reasons. Now with his beloved Patricia but his love will go on in his daughters and granddaughters. I will never forget a conversation we had many years ago that meant more to me than he could ever know. Sleep well Uncle Brian.